Lydia Rose
Review: SILENT FILMS IN SOUND Is a Wonderful Trip Through History at Joe's Pub
On May 7th at Joe’s Pub, composer/saxophonist/singer Stephanie Chou presented her original scores for two Asian-American films from the silent era in SILENT FILMS IN SOUND.
Review: Linda Glick Wows Crowd with 'ENTRE NOUS' at Laurie Beechman Theater
Linda Glick, veteran of the cabaret circuit, stopped by the Laurie Beechman Theater in Midtown Manhattan on 2/25 with a curated collection of tunes across languages and eras that Glick tied together with her witty banter and vocal talents.
Review: 'TIERGARTEN' EXPLORES THE PAST at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Tiergarten, a cabaret hosted by Kim David Smith and produced by Death of Classical on January 16th, presented a look into the past across several art forms.
Review: Rodney Marsalis, Cantus, and Stephanie Chou Played Wonderfully at Jazz at Lincoln Center
1/10 saw a triple-billed concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center featuring Rodney Marsalis, Cantus, and Stephanie Chou.
Review: Adrienne Haan Jaunts Through History in TEHORAH at The Actor's Temple
In TEHORAH (Hebrew for “pure”), Adrienne Haan commemorates the end of the Holocaust with a show spanning four continents of Jewish music, language and culture.
Review: SCHUBERT'S STRING QUINTET IN C MAJOR at Church Of The Intercession
Death of Classical's crypt sessions continued with a lovely performance by the Parker Quartet, joined by accomplished cellist Jay Campbell.
Review: Death of Classical's RELICS & MARTYRS Was Beautiful And Poignant
In some ways, a crypt underneath an active cathedral is the perfect place for a concert of liturgical music.
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